¡Greetings To The Devil
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[Machine Translation] To save his beloved daughter, the man who was once feared as "Devil" takes up a gun again! A former guerrilla, once called "Devil," has been kidnapped by mysterious people and his beloved daughter has been taken from him. They demand that he kill his former comrades one by one. With conflicting emotions swirling in his heart, the man once again grabs a gun and faces the underworld in order to save his beloved daughter! A new talent from South America, following in the footsteps of R. Rodriguez, has blossomed! Directed by Juan Felipe Orozco, an up-and-coming South American talent following in the footsteps of Robert Rodriguez and Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu, who have garnered attention at numerous film festivals. He is also a co-producer with Carlos Esteban Orozco, who wrote the screenplay for the film, and are known as the "Orozco Brothers. Their debut film, "Al final del espectro" was a huge hit in Colombia, and has been reported to be remade in Hollywood, produced by Universal and starring Nicole Kidman! Juan Felipe Orozco will again direct the film. Juan Felipe Orozco is scheduled to direct the film again. Angel, a former guerrilla who used to be called "Devil," lives with his only daughter. One night, he and his daughter are abducted by someone who suddenly breaks into their house. When Angel wakes up, a wheelchair-bound man named Redel appears in front of him. Lederle had been kidnapped by the guerrillas to which Angel belonged and tortured for 1230 days while his father was killed. In revenge for those who ruined his life, Ledell demands that Angel kill each of his former comrades with his own hands within 72 hours in exchange for his daughter's life. With a tracking device implanted in his body, Angel, who has nowhere to run, unwillingly approaches his first target, Carranza... And so begins the fierce struggle of a lone man....
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Original Release Year: 2011
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